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Barb fs
“Itch”
Annoying, 'isn’t it?
But you can soon get
rid of this form ei' ecze-
ma by applying Dr.
Chase’s Ointment after
shaving.
This soothing oint-
ment heals the irritated
skin and keeps it soft
and pliable. By its anti-
septic influence it pre-
vents the spreading of
skin trouble. '
You will not suffer
from tenderness of the
skin if you apply Dr.
Chase’s Ointment af-
ter shaving. It acts as
a food for th-e skin,
keeping it smooth and
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The Western Guardian U 0 M H S S
I -IT PAYS to buy in this Province
-OBSERVING LABOR DAY.-Tlic
The stores of O’Leary have decided
to reniain closed on Monday, Sept. 2.
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-REASSURING NEWS.- Mrs. lt.
l-'_ Donalds oi* Malpeque has received |~.
f personal cable from her son Lieuten-
i ant Stanley Donnlds stating that he is
,resting comfortably ln Southampton
,llospiial, England. Ho was wounded
1 on August 18th in tho elbow. hand and
ileg while on Active Service with the
_ 26th Battalion.-L.
l -30th ANNIVERSARY.- Thiriy
years ago today (August 30th) was thc
:date of tho iiiatizhed race, held at
f Suninierside between the celebrated
I tretters, ileriiaiiilo and Black l’ilot, it
I was also the date on which the Suni-
nicrside Trotting- l’iirk was thrown
open to the public. The park wus then
iindei' the nianagement of Messrs
Green Bros., Sumnierside. lt was var-
iously estimated that between 0000
to
practise. Therefore it must be cas- l ami 7000 people witnessed the race on
lor to bo a clergyman than a phy-
that day-perhaps more people than
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5191311- 'has attended any race on these
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. BEWAREI
5%
Two German Spies are known
to be operating in this vicinity.
For description, etc., apply at
Prince Edward Theatre any
Friday and Saturday at 3, 7, or
8.45. Comincneing today.
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Ulot had won the purse nt a rate ai
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grounds since. Excitenieiit ran wild
when it was announced that Black l’ll-
specil that today would be coiisiderc'.I’
:=1o\‘.'. Following was the suminnry oi
_heats:- i-Ieranda, Brown. 1 2 2 2
'Black Pilot, Horriel 2 1 1 1. Time
2.41, 2.35%, 2.33, 2.32%. Judges, Mes
srs. A. N. Large, (`hai‘lottf~iowii;
James McLeod and James A. Sharpe.
Summerside. Starter, James A. Sharp.
Disttinte Judge, Mi llariy Uiaswell
..._-4 Oiiicial timers, Messrs T. ll. Grady
and Geo. G0dklIl.-II.
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lar more effective than Stickv Fly
Prescription Druggist catchers. cicimiohmt-ic. sbitib,
  Druggists and Grocers cvcrywharc.
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Disc I
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 _ ville, Mi urn, Seymour c _ iam.
.   ’ and Mrs. W. H. Boulter; -Knutsford
Uff   S ,Sadie Moresliead and Jelin Adams.
, '_ ' iMajor Beulter was appointed Steward
. _ _ _, ‘j  ' S liar Millbiirn, while Mr. E. Large was
 4'  "15 _ _ '_ 'elected as i‘epi'esent;itive for ()’Leary.
' € _ ~ `  ' ". .During the evening a resolution was
_ .- REAR Dmecnons ‘received from 0'Leary requesting that
C " \\`i\C`AREFULLY AND I h t ii iai id " tin
. " T"‘~’f'  » t e pas or s ou io a mon y ser-
Elps 7 ~   roiiuw THEM
. |  - EXACTLY
\,,,,`/ ss. y ._ 5 _
 A  A _ _  | pointed as delegate to attend the
. _  ilnancial district meeting, which
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-TV{0 CENTS PER WORD each
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-ilve cents.
-KILLED IN ACTION.-Mrs. M.
Folley, of Maddock, received the fol-
lowing sad news on Tuesday morning,
Deeply regret to inform you 883366.
Pte. Harry Boll Folley, infantry, of-
ficially reported killed in action, on
August 11th. --Director of Records.
Tho deceased young man was in the
truo sense of tl‘i`e""\}v76r'il'Ti gentleman,
in deed and thought. He was teach-
ling in Calgary. when he felt the call
to eller himself to his King and coun-
try. Ho was 26 years of age. ’i‘h_ose
of his student days at Prince of Wales
College will remember him winning
$15.00 in a physical contest. He was
it member of the Methodist church at
Muddock. A special service of com-
memoration will be held in the church
on Sunday, Sept. 8th at 7.30 p.ni. --
(Summcrside *papers please copy.) W
-METHODIST BOARD MEETING
-On Monday evening the ilrst quar-
terly meeting of the offlday beard of
the Cape Wolfe and O'Leary circuit
niet iii the Methodist church ut Knuts-
iiord. Those present were Rev. G.
Ayres, chairman of Suiiimerside dis-
trict, ltcv. R. Brodie, local minister,
\V._E. Brooks. recording steward.
Geo. Fish, Albert Murry, Russel Fish.
Lewis Strung, Alfred Moreshead, John
Adams, E. Large, \Vm. Silllker, John
llyineiit and S. M. Williams. After
prayers the estimates for the year
*were decided. The local visitors, as
yioliows, were then appointed: Cape
Wolfe, Mrs. G. Fish and Miss A. Meth»
erall; Maddock, Mrs. W. E. Brooks
and Mrs. L. Grossman; Millburii, Mrs.
li. Boulter and Mrs. Major Boulier;
iicnntsfora. Mrs. w. Dyment; o'Lenry,
Mrs. E. Large. The Sunday school
boards oi’ management. Cape Wolfe,
I. Fish and Lewis Sirang; Maddock.
Mrs. (Rcv.) Brodie and Geo. Dun-
lvice in the village. The 'request was
|grantcd. l\ir. Albert Murry was ap
meets at Summerside on Tuesday, 3d
Sept. at 0.30 a.rn. (Other papers please
copy.) W -
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The balance of our summer dresses in all the_
newest styles and shades in Shantung Silk Muslins.
DRESSES
and Fancy Voiles to clear this week.
SEE GUR PRICES.
Regular Values $36.00, $42.00
All this season’s latest styles just a 'few left in
* 0 Women’s Silk Suits
odd sizes for $20.00 and $29.00
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The balance of our summer hats untrimmed
shapes 50c up. Children’s Hats half price. Ladies’
t H TSHATSHAT .
Motoring Caps 49c. __
_ SEE OUR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS.
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-WOUNDIU-News was received
On Tuesday at Miiiburn 'that Private'
J. Cameron, who, previous to enlist-
ill! was with Mr. E. Woodside, had
been wounded in the arm and leg. W
-WOUNDED.-Word wus received
on Tuesday afternoon by Mr. J. S.
Gorrill, of Millburn, that his son, Pte.
William, had been admitted to the
4th General Hospital, Gaymouth, suf-
fering from shrapnel wounds in the
side and armq This is the second
time that this young man has been
wounded. W
._ S-WOUNDED.-The--following mes-
sage has been received by Mrs. Lucy
McPhee, Summer-side, regarding hor
husband who _has been wounded while
in the last great drive in France. "Sin-
cerely regret.to inform you No. 712847
Sergt. Norman 'Scott McPhee, Mach-
ine Gun Corps oiilcially reported ad-
mitted to Greenhill Hospital, Sher-
bourne, August _19 gunshot wound in
chest." Sergt. McPhee enlisted with
the 105th Battalion and was inter
transferred to the Machine Gun
Corps.-
WESTERN PERSONALS
i
-Mr. and Mrs. V. Matthew of 0'-
Leary, paid a visit to Maddock on
Sunday. ` W
-Mr. and Mrs. J. Bell of Mill Riv-
er were ln Summerside on Wednes-
day.-L.
--Messrs. K. J._ Martin and W. E.
Bentley, Charlottetown, were in Sum-
merside Wednesday.-ll.
-Mrs. Ernest Webb and Mrs. J.
Simpson of ‘Cavendish are visitini:
friends in Summerside.-L.
-Misses Tilly Howatt and Tiza
Clark of Cape Traverse were in Suni-
mersidc on Wednesday.-L.
-Miss Clark, ‘late teacher as Cas-
cunipec, has taken up her duties as
primary teacher at Knutsiord. W
-iMiss Bessie McDonald of George
town is visiting in Summerslde, the
guest of Miss Bernice McDonald.-L.
-Mr. and Mrs, C. Metlierall and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gard of Alber-
ton_ were in Summerslde on Wednes-
day.--L V
-Miss' Eva Stevenson has return
ed to her home in Fredericton after
visiting in Sumnierifide and Alber-
ton.-L.
-Rev. F. L. Connolly of Welling-
ton passed through Summerslde on
Wednesday by motor on his way to
_Clia.rlottetown.-L.
-Messrs A. A. McCaull, merchant
at Ellerslie and George Sheen of Ken-
nedy Co., O'Leary were in town on
Wednesday forcnoon.-H.
-Dr. Charles Kennedy, Mrs. Ken-
nedy and family, who had spent sev-
eral weeks visiting- friends on the
Island, left by the ‘boat on Wednes-
day morning cn route to their home
in New York City.--H.
-Miss Mary |McArdle of the Telc-
phone 0ilice,Summorside,accompanlcd
by her nephew Byron iMacDonald loft
by Northumberland on Wedncntlhit
morning for Moncton, N. B., ulicre
they will spend a few weeks visiting
relatives and friends.-L.
-Mr. J. W. Doyle, Supt. of the
Cape Breton, Railway, Mrs. Doyle and
family who had been visiting friends
in *Sunimerside and West l'rlnce Co.,
left on Wednesday morning for their
home. They went via Halifax where
they will make a short call
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BEWAREI
Sit
Two German Spies are known
to be operating in this vicinity.
For description, etc.. apply al
Prince Edward Theatre any |¢
Friday and Saturday at 3. 7, or
8.45. Commencing today.
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Le TRAINOR 
Heat Your Hoinr
Your o wn comfort
a nd health demands
even and normal lbeat. -
ing in your home this '
_ winter--in ev`ory"room i
_ and every comer. '
, Thlt means V011
need our Warm Air
Heating System. Ask
for estimates. \
PROW   E BROS LTU.  _
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CHOOL OPENS TUESDAY, 3rd, SF.i’TEMBi1R. Are tae l\i:ldii~s all
S ready for. it? lf there’s something they need to tum cutogi the iifst
morning just as you wodld like thenrto look-you d better look aitrr it ~
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Thcthings you need are here-lI\_ Prehans the best assortment in-
P. E. I. And the prices are right too. Will YOU 1001! f0'd8¥ and SW What
r Johnny and Mary and all the rest of them Want-'HIGH €0¥H&d0WfHlnd» let us
show you how well we can iill the need.
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Some Things the
Girls Will Want
Get them NOW. Every To-day is better
than any tomorrow-for every to-morrow brings
us news of higher prices. Shop today-
Serge Dresses. $5.75, 6.50. 7.50
iviiddy Waists $1.00, _l.2:»
School Stockings 40¢ up
Gloria Waists 50c and $1-25
Hair Ribbons 25c, 35c. 50c yd.
Get the Boy What
He Needs Today
Get acquainted to-d`ay with that boys store
of ours-it’s a good one-and it will save you
mon=y to know about it.
School Suits $5.00. 600, 7.50, 10.00, 12.50 _to
18.00
Separate Pants $1.50 to 2,50 _
Sweaters 90c to $3.00
Caps 35c to L15
Shirts Waists 63c to 1.50
School Ties 35c
Scout Stockings 40c pr.
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The Water’s
Fine These
Lovely August
Days  
Get a bathing suit and
get in-the water’s better now
than it has been all summer. _
Here are the bathing suits
-$2.25. 2.95, 4.50, 5.25.
Special Gi ls
Bathing Shit 
Jersey Knit
Have You Seen
Those Lovely
Sweaters
Ladies ?. _
Certainly the finest range
-we have been able to offer you
for many seasons. -
There ai e wool sweaters
and silk ones in every good new
style. '
Yours is here at $5.25, 7.00,
9.75, 10.50, 19.00
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Moore & McLeod Ltd. '
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PRINCE EDWARD ISDAND . _
_ Time Table in effect June 28th 1918 _
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Truim Inward-Road Up
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